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Ebook DRM and the Internet Library - Self Publishing 2.0

Ebooks aren't paper books, and library models that ignore their differences may force publishers to use restrictive DRM.  
 
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fonerbooks (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Mira,

Laws and legal action are the only protection, DRM is all crackable - it's more like a bicycle lock.

Morris
mirageglobe (7 months ago) Show Hide
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quite interesting so DRM is the only way to protect authors and publishers then? perhaps some model would exist so every copy can be transferred / printed for x amount of times. this probably would eliminate the complaints.
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jonathanwreed (1 year ago) Show Hide
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This is an interesting take on some DRM issues that can impact ebook sales and success. Morris is trying something new with ebooks where he doesn't use DRM and so far it has been working for him, but he points out some concerns that could drive him back to DRM.

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